PRIVATE CLOUD STORAGE
FOR YOUR DATA CENTER
Unified Data Storage Solution for Private Cloud Hosting with OpenStack, OpenNebula, Proxmox or proprietary cloud stack.
Why simplyblock for private cloud storage?
MSPs and CSPs offering any private or public cloud, managed database or backup services benefit from our flexible, shared, high-performance block storage. Simplyblock's single block storage cluster may serve multiple private clouds in a multi-tenancy setup. Simplyblock serves as an alternative to Ceph, offering native OpenStack integration. Integrations with other cloud stakcs available.
Storage-efficient
Up to 9x more effective storage per GB than ceph on the same raw storage
Highly Performant
Up to 100x more IOPS / CPU Core or GB
Deep Integration
Full native integration for OpenStack cinder, nova and swift as well as Proxmox.
Complete Solution
File and object storage available in combination with the Redhat GFS2 filesystem and OpenStack Swift for S3
Ultra low access latency and great scalability
Similarly to ceph, simplyblock solution is based on commodity server hardware and TCP/IP but rather than proprietary SAN technology, it provides very low access latency, high IOPS/GB and CPU core, great scalability and flexibility.
Accelerate your performance while saving costs
Benefit from the first highly secure and scalable storage solution designed from scratch for hybrid clouds
Cost-efficient
10x cheaper per TB of storage and per k-IOPS than conventional SAN storage
Super-easy to switch
Switching between Amazon EBS Elastic Block Storage or S3 and simplyblock or back can be achieved in minutes
Hyper-scalable
Linear scalability through distributed cluster architecture: scales beyond 100,000,000 IOPS
Designed for
Hybrid-Cloud
Bandwidth-efficient (near) real-time replication from/to the AWS cloud independent of non-cloud storage infrastructure
Automated
Add, remove or replace SSDs and storage nodes at any time - the cluster will always re-balance storage usage and load across all available resources
Resilient against ransomware attacks
First block storage with zero RPO point-in-time recovery after ransomware attacks
